Compare SLA Uptime & Downtime

Compare SLA Levels

See the difference between two SLA percentages

SLA levels to compare:

First SLA level and Second SLA level %
(enter SLA levels and hit the <enter> key)

SLA level of 12 % uptime results in the following periods of acceptable downtime during the various reporting periods:

Allowed downtime by reporting period
Weekly	1d 20h 0s 1d 19h 57m 0s more than 99.9 %
Monthly	7d 23h 19m 3s 7d 23h 6m 0.34s more than 99.9 %
Quarterly	23d 21h 57m 9s 23d 21h 18m 1s more than 99.9 %
Yearly	95d 15h 48m 36s 95d 13h 12m 4.1s more than 99.9 %

Direct link to the page with these results: uptime.is/compare?sla=12&slb=99.9&wk=kkkkkaa

Current Monitoring Periods

Current monitoring periods (hours per day)
Monday	10 hours/day
Tuesday	10 hours/day
Wednesday	10 hours/day
Thursday	10 hours/day
Friday	10 hours/day
Saturday	0 hours/day
Sunday	0 hours/day

For convenience, there are some quick links for a number of common monitoring periods:

Relaxed working hours (6 hours/day Monday–Friday)
Normal working hours (8 hours/day Monday–Friday)
Extended working hours (10 hours/day Monday–Friday)
Extreme working hours (12 hours/day Monday–Friday)
Founder's working hours (24/7)

Custom Monitoring Periods

Specify a number of hours the availability shall be measured on specific weekdays. 0 means that there will be no measuring on a given day (e.g. on Saturdays and Sundays), while 24 states a requirement of 24 hours of uptime on a given day.

Custom monitoring periods by weekday
Monday	hours/day
Tuesday	hours/day
Wednesday	hours/day
Thursday	hours/day
Friday	hours/day
Saturday	hours/day
Sunday	hours/day